They need the city to reopen the pool. This was a selling point, for my townhouse. It hasn't been…read moreopened since Covid.

Been a while since I reviewed the MVCC and a lot has happened, so an update is in order. None of…read morethe changes are good and I'll keep it brief. -Equipment is not being kept up and management says the budget doesn't allow for proper upkeep. -Management has changed...for the worse. The employees here, like Amy, are generally cool, but the manager is, shall we say, not a very service-oriented individual. Expect to be kicked out of the center 15 minutes before the advertised close time, so staff can have doors locked and be driving away at precisely close time. -Personal trainer's hours were cut back. Pat is a great asset to the Center, but her hours were scaled back recently so it's harder to benefit from working with her. When asked about fixing the equipment and restoring Pat's hours, the manager said dues would have to be raised to do so. "The money's just not there." Now that there's a great Planet Fitness just around the corner that only charges $10/month with brand new equipment, the MVCC has become irrelevant. The cool "local gym" vibe is tarnished by the staff's indifference and poorly maintained equipment. As much as I've enjoyed using this gym and love the people who work out here, it just doesn't make sense to continue my membership. Incidentally, the Rabinos still have a Shito Kai karate dojo here and the expert instruction they offer our kids DOES bring us back. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Great facility. Nice enough staff but they have that DMV feel. The focus is to "check in" so they…read more"keep getting money to run these programs". Showing up is the primary job requirement and the results show.

These volunteers and committed community members are making our neighborhood amazing and livable…read moreand so beautiful. I can't say enough good things about an organization who gives back so much. I am so glad they are part of our community.

Fantastic and dedicated organization doing great things for the community…read more Plenty of ways to get involved including the monthly Friday community events, local art classes and the newly-opened Community Garden.

Excellent Recovery Meeting of all fellowships!…read more You can stay from morning to night when you need meetings for help! Literally meetings from 6am-10pm!

Good meetings all day long. Broad range of people and lengths of sobriety. You will find someone to…read morerelate to for sure

Lincoln Village Shopping Center is definitely one of our favorite areas to visit when in the area,…read moreor take a drive to! Whether you live near, or are staying at one of the hotels or resorts around it, this place is so convenient, and literally within just a couple minutes of walking distance from most. There is a nail Boutique, a few clothes shopping stores, laundry cleaners, auto care, gas station, grocers, a marketplace, Walgreens/Pharmacy, jewelry store, a bank, Bitcoin Depot, and several more places to stop by! Several different cuisines of restaurants to choose from,.. Stop by for breakfast or lunch at Einstein Bagels, or grab an appetizer & cocktail for Happy Hour at one place, and/or pop into another establishment for an amazing lunch or dinner of either Mexican food, Asian food, Italian food, a Steakhouse, or even a try the Brazilian Steakhouse! Ample parking throughout, very nice walking and waiting areas,.. As well as a beautiful fountain between Blanco's Cocina & Cantina and Paul Martins American Grill, that some have tossed coins into, to make their wishes!

I have lived in this community for over 10 years. It is one of the safest communiites I have ever…read morelived in and the only repairs I have had done has been the painting of the exterior of my home just recently.

How long should your home last before putting in at 10s of thousands in repairs? If it is 3 years,…read moreby all means I recommend moving to this subdivision. The house will last JUST long enough for the warranty to expire and then fall apart. The stucco is coming off in large bubbles the size of a volkswagon. ALL homes in this subdivision have been affected by shoddy building practices. My windows leak, and one has fallen out, water that comes up from under the slab, and nails are working out of the studs through the drywall. This is a latent construction issue and NOT related to the original warranty. There is a private HOA discussion board being held related to the homes and the extensive cost related to living in this area. EVERY home built in Sonoran Mountain Ranch subdivision has stucco issues and ALL stucco had to be replaced. Beware, you may be buying home that was "patched" but may need all stucco replaced and filled with mold underneath.